Personalmanagement
Dieter Wagner · Stephan A. Rehder
Aug. 2017 · Kohlhammer Verlag
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The central importance of personnel resources for companies in a dynamic environment requires professional personnel management - both for the company itself and for each of its employees. Efforts to make companies more flexible on the one hand, and employees' desire for greater individualization on the other, give rise to tensions that personnel management needs to reconcile. In addition, aspects involving recruiting employees, employability and ensuring the continual expansion and adaptation of the company's knowledge base play a decisive role that needs to be implemented through (overall) planning, organizational, management-related and controlling activities, and in direct exchanges with personnel management. The individual volumes in the "Executive Education" series are designed in the form of tutorial notes and are intended to be used for independent learning of the modular subject-matter and for rapid revision of the relevant lectures.
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Prof. Dieter Wagner teaches personnel management and organizational development at the University of Potsdam. Stephan A. Rehder was formerly a research assistant for UP Transfer Ltd. at the University of Potsdam.
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